Human nature often leads us to make decisions based on convenience, instant gratification, and social pressure rather than safety. This insightful training program, hosted by safety professional Tom Harvey, explores the psychological factors that influence safety decision-making in the workplace. Through real-world examples, reenactments, and practical guidance, participants will understand why workers are tempted to take shortcuts even when they know the risks, how the desire for instant gratification can override long-term safety thinking, the powerful influence of peer pressure and workplace culture on individual safety choices, and the mental shortcuts and rationalizations people use to justify unsafe behaviors. The program teaches workers to recognize these natural human tendencies and provides strategies for overcoming them, including techniques for pausing to think before acting, understanding the real consequences of unsafe choices, resisting peer pressure to work unsafely, and making conscious, deliberate safety decisions rather than following impulses. By understanding the psychology behind unsafe behaviors, workers can make better safety decisions, resist dangerous temptations, and create a workplace culture where everyone is committed to working safely every day.